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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-11
Rheumatism

le e an establtshed faee that Hoods ase.
saparilla has proven an invaluable remedy
In many severe cases Of rheumatism, effect.
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
In correcting the acidity Of the blood. which
is the cause Of tho disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
It IS certainly fair to assume that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others Il .
win do for you. Therefore, II You suffer
tho pains and aches Of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy > fair trial Il i
: 4 Positive Cure.
at was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists.
could hardly walk, and was confined to my
bed good deal Of tho time. Being rec
commended to try Hoods Sarsaparna,
took four bottles and am perfectly wen.
I cheerfully recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
as one of the best blood purifiers in the
world" w. F. WOOD, Bloomington, III.
For Twenty Years
i Ihaye been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1883 found no relief, but grew worse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and It did
me more good than all the other medicine
ever uaO. H. i. OALCO0ls Ou1IIcys 024SSs
&c suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. took Hoods SaI-
saparilla and am entirely cured" j. v. A.
PRoUDFooT, letter carrier, Chicago. III.
We shall be glad to send, tree OF charge.
to all who may desire, book containing many
additional statements Of cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 !; six for s. Made
only BY c. I. HOOD 3 CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
AUSTIN STATE BANK.
,. Austin, Mimi.
incorporated Under tate Banking Laws.)
IffShP 'TAL :s229 9,988:
C. H. DAVIDSON. President.
J. B. EMERSON. Vice President.
r. E. SHEPHERD. Cashfer.
Directors-C. H. DAVIDSON, E. Il. SHHpR11D.
]. B. EMERSON, G. ScHLxNDHH, n. KINasLRy.
Collections speciality. Correspondence solicited.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits, ONCE hoars
from 8 .. M. until p. m. 5zE5E
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-11

CHARLES F. Richardson, in Harper's Magazine
for March.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-11

they walked out together, entered the
carriage, and ordered the driver to
take them to the Executive Mansion.
This was q natural proceeding aud at
tracted no attention; but the Executive
Mansion was not the destination of the
two distinguished executives.
Before they had started Col. Scott
and myself fastened to the Penn
sylvania Railroad depot, where he
promptly cleared one of his tracks to
Philadelphia, gave some confidential
instructions by telegraph to trusted
agent in West Philadelphia, had a
special engine and car made ready. and
then ! saw him personally superintend
the QUITTING of every telegraph line
that entered Harrisburg. BY the time
that was accomplished carriage
stopped near the depot whore there
was no brilliant rays Of gaslight and
tho Governor and the President-elect,
who had driven cirouitously to the de-
pot, aligbted. Mr.. Lincoln and Col.
Lamon entered the special car and they
were soon whirling along on their way
70 the City Of Brotherly Love. 4
4 II is fortunate for the Nation that the
solution of this question, 40 fraught
with the gravest consequences, among
others fell upon two such men as Thorn
as q, Scott and Alexander X. McC lure.
Tho writer heard Mr.. Lincoln say in
the fall Of 1864, after q protracted in
terview with him., and after Mr.. Nc
Clurs had left, that he had moro BRAIN
power than any man he had ever known,
and everybody who knew Thomas a.
Scott knows that he saw the intricacies
and the solution Of any complicated
question at a glance as accurately Us.
most mon see them in the afterthought
He was the brightest, quickest, and
pronptest man Of his time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Saturday, Aug. 2I-BEEVES-Receipts were
Including late arrivals yesterday 81 OF hea-3S
Jersey City and IS 60hs Total for the week
1855 head against 1888 head last week. Mr. Eastman had
sixteen Jersey Export Cattle for NJ Cold
smith and cars for the market The II cars late
nearly all sold 10 arrive. No sales reported today
The Helvetia takes 375 Live Cattle.
CALvESNo arrivals worth noting and nothing DONG az
either OF the yards. Feeling dull oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 81 cars OF 1883
headl3 Jersey City and cars st 60thsL Total Tor
the week 43s49 head against 46745 head last week me
dull aud unchanged, without clearance OF the
Prime Sheep sold Mt TO scant DC per 10 aud
Common to Choice Lambs at 6o7c per ID win aS ~
saIes~Judd buckingham: 2i0 state Lambs SO 10 aver.
age. at 5ac per N q Bucks ITO 10. at &c. =.
= Kase 2l0 Ohio Sheep 81 average az 30 per ioo ID
n Pidcock: 100 Kentucky Sheep 90 average at q g5
per 100 1873 do J3 ~ at 81 45 239 Canada Lambs % d.
NJ Collins for D. Harrington 27s Western sheep 80 y
average a 25 per 100 ID $50 DO 80 d. az "a on zao
ohio do 7s d. at = so 245 do n TO- At s4oo LA oo
HalcnSeck Hollis. 25 % Western sheep IS average
at 81 SO per 100 ~ 10 DO 80 10, q 62i DO "a 10
81 rs; 270 Canada do. So d. at So 75 or
d. harrington 100 Canada Lambs, 10 average at osc
DiIenback Dewey; $50 Canada Lambs. G6 ID average
at 7c per 10 205 do 10 10. at eisc.
Walsl Kirby 30 state Lambs (culls), 80 10 average
a. s3 per 100 70; 1919 do. 50 d. at 50 10
Hume Mullen % state sheep 90 10. ayerage at &c per
90 ID, at Sc; 12l do. g. TO- at $50. 5000
HOGs-Recepts OF 1876 head all AZ Jersey
CIV Total 20ls0 head against 2fOS5 head
last week Only six head for sale Feeling steady ana nom
inal quotations s. 30 per 100 10 Judd BUCK.
ingham sold State Hogs 2Ol 10 average at 80 So per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug 27 (specfaIt learned late this after
the California wheat clique again threw up Its
hands Francisco The too late to have any
to-day will certainly demoralize things on Mon
day Every hour and minute OF the day brings confirmation
reports from the Northwest There
lift tie market OF the rut Tho tone sufficiently
deter short selling and IN the absence
from the floor between fifty and sixty OF the most active
influential local scalpers and spectators the trading in
the reduced TO Its parrowest limits. Fine
tuatlons in price were only celt Tho
average aud close was. however /. cher than
yesterday by cent September opened at 80 ranged $3.50
ranged 7O67ON cents aud closed at 20 297OHs cents De-
opened 1884 ranged 73pU13 cents low and
1874 cents high closing at rs cents There was something
suggestion OF activity In corn and alter Tho
first hour the tone the market weak september
al cents October at AIS cents aud MAY al 40
cents maSket OF shade and then nfmed up
good local buyng september advancing 10 isdf's
October from = 20 ~, and May from ~ q cents
40 About II o'clock the began 10 circulate
Monday 900 and that Tuesday
for two DAYS would up 10 fully 1000
cars The became sellers and those who had
doing turned bears. The market worked on
cent To i0s cents October 10 III cents
ana 4i Last Quotations were 4O'-di VI cents
for September IL cents tor October and "a cans for May
and the soft at these figures Receipts and ship
for the week have kept along about even Lake
gagements TO-DAY for 100000 bushels An Increased
The dulne.s In the speculative market
profound In the provision pit tho
closed In quiet Traders OF all classes showed
remarkable Indifference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29

rne operating expenses 90 that the net increased
only $249S0 The OF last July however u over 100
per cent greater than In July, 1885, Exclusive OF the
NewYo Pennsylvania and Ohio. the operating cx-
earnings; those Of the New-York, Pennsylvania and
OHIO 67.90 The gain In the net earnings OF the
ten months ended July 81 $646,340 1885 and
349,363 over 1885 There little question that the
net for the year ending September 80 Will De over
81 100000 in excess of ali interest and rentals.
Following the break In stocks June "a when Mannat
tan sold down rom 156 to l15, Missouri Paclnc from
1054 to 92 and Western Union from 1oSs
prices generally which continued TIL near the
close OF July Then Mr. CARROTS declaration thst
ell negotiations for the sale of controlling interest In
Baltimore and Ohio stock were at an end wncn gaxe
prominence 10 the possible failure OF the ives syhu-
cate All that possible make out OF that posi-
bty in the shape of complications TO arise was inade.
The syndicate broken and not broken almost eNe
hour In the day TIL the market worked into snch
eversh condition that raids of July 80 TO August
met with partial The MARKET however was 700
limited and the depression of too short duration TO
permit OF full liquidation OF the short interest," AT
profit Since then there has been nothing nearu
among spectators except strong pear points All
disasters have been predicted, ana credts nave
been fearlessy assailed Iiqudations "must be made
fer OF money and the stock market was IN a uan
gerous condition. There has been no organized "Duh
Street and the evidence not wanting that
certain Influences which have talked nave
rendered least passive aid TO the bear side IN the
meantime till last week the market has ruled STEADY
not strong. Stocks contracts frequently nave peen
vigorously pressed the market and yet the evidences
Of any material liquidation OF long accounts or OF
prices successfully broken but with the exception
OF few stocks which raids made In connection
with attacks upon personal credit and Manhattan anu
Missouri Pacific the lowest prices OF last week eehea
The following table compares the lowest prices OF tho
two periods for the active stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug Bacon Cumberland Cut
az M Long Uls.r Middlss Ais 3L short Clear Aidiies
az, OIL Short RIOS o. Shs1tera 80, 5t psr owl Beer
sosoG Ina Mes, Prime Mesa 5is Of p..sn
6TS o.. Lari-Amerc 1854 Prime w est
ern asa gii Lard OIL 34s. 81. Hams-Long Cut o.& W
6houder- Bntter-l07s 81 cvt or has aiSsi
stntnt Che~ss-Amercan Choice. SIS OIL Wheat-hed
West.rn Iii. d. 2d Rel Winter. os ld a.
lis Id Pc Genital New No Winter. Is od: do No !
sprns s. ed New MiIei Western 81 Id California Sa
/ "a al p6s Ida Ma. 4 "a 81 o. Sd per Genital FRO
duce-Sprts Tnrpentne 26< 3D. To- at London 29s SL
per cwt, Rened sgd gallon Clover oee-
American Ret 4s% por cw- Talow-2EA oL per cMs
Fine American 2l4 81, Primo CITY. Z2+ o. psr c"@
Rosln -Common So Si Ptlb LA ct pDA ~ blusesi O'
~, I'd per cwL American Refrigerated beef
hind quarfers S9.d fore quarters Slid per ID Hopsa Lon
on-NewYork state. 20 l5s. Cd 90 Os Od Cottonseed
OIL Liverpool make. 2ls. OF , -, m, o., a,,.
IoyDOy Aug H.-Profucs-tAnscsi on. 2ls sd dzls
la per tCalcutta LInsee s7s 3D. per saipsr an
seed Cake ia id 6G5 l5s per ton REFINED Peroiehn
bIL a. MI gallon spirits OF rurpcntne Sos 81 per
cwt. Plla 81 OLsll& o. Provisons-Larl 80 ~ ,ss
trngaI $50 ani lis Cd oils Cd Tor Mascovs
lair reinng afolt Australian ralo~-Beei 23s ~ Ss,S
81, Mutton 2IA yL ass. Oh Cooolnut Ou-CeJlon 20
g. Cochin e3T }. Ref reratei Beet - "a ior
hind quarters Is l0 TOR fore quarters per sd ny ho
a.. .,...,..,
AyrwRRP Aug 29--Petroleun-Flne Pale American ID
franc, 80 confines Is francs 80 centimes sellers
- ramos 10 cent nos -, 10 Aos
BnFMgS Aug 29-Wicox's Llri closed AZ "a MARKS 10
ptenngs per III ,. o
'BRgNRI Aug. 20.-Petroleum. marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29

pRoyIsIOSs-PORK-N sales were accomplished TO-
day and prices must regarded purely nominal hoa
sr' however remain sesy A., ho nas rs for New
Us 7bqs7 Tor Family Mess si6rsl7 for Clear Back and
sll 80 CITY Extra Prime BE hFIone' anu W,o 20
nominslly unchanged city Extra Tor INDIA Mess sio %
0siI rs; Extra Mess, bbls. s7os7 90 Packet ~ soS
A.; Plate BEE HAMS-ln lght REQUEST ouotoa
for the day. bu nrces show no decided ehs ai
Picked Bellies ~ 10 quoted Gel and 10 ~ vte.
Picked Hams. l2dl2hc.; Plckled shouihers ogo+"i
Smoked Hams $50 pc1 Smoked shouiaers cltc: q;
MIDDLEsU Unchanged ia price and gu, ing S'ex, IN
New.York quoted at S,,c...... DRESSED HoGS-nNs
fair nd Al steady prices CIV Heavy " Light
use, pigs ARD-Tho market had very du,I
iok prcos declined 263 points, Id
the est tribe above the bottom Sales ]Sv yes
Western steam private teImsi qnoiei 80 &c aa 70
Continent; South America 74oc.i ls0O tea septsmeer
h7UG672c. closing 6ile 1900 tea oct1DeT q nc,
closing $50 November, 0fi 20 .oc cio.hh
67sc 900 tea December II o6 closing u.s. rr2o
cH e 81 and EGos-ButIer- Creamery. l6s2oc:
State Creamery 25c Dairy half hrkin tubs
state half nrkns l602Oci Western Factory. l3Sif ci
Western Dairy l9c; Western Imitation Creamery 10
iiac; Coinred i2c Night Skins SSys4cI Ohio Factory
ssiOs.c Rggs-sIsto aud Pennsyyaain les western
l31 B,2c Interior "a choices Canada. 10 az loo. $780,.
sUGAR-For the market eontnuon
but no business Of Importance was sccompnsnsa'
Quotations for Molas.e NC ,or al at mi
firm Cut Loaf 6sc, Crushed, 0sc Cubes &C. Pords,sa
8isai 6Tanulatsd i.l616sci Mould A. oeerci Coaec
TONERS A. 504 96c Coffee S,Anaarh os.et 'eaos on
6oIG96sc., White Ertr, 6is1S<c Extra q AS@o@' "
lssa43X.. yellow. ~ 6tHc c..- ...,.a Al
EiRINE- Dull and unclaimed IN price S1v auo'ea ~
77Oa7 75c., Western. Toe. olsomarxarins &C. -, 4.
rALLow-Frm but very quiet Prime CITY auo's" A
without salea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29

FEATURES or NEw-YoR0 DEALryGl
usual Saturday duness went with the customary half
holiday. wheat steady the whoe with no DO
cided change. Exports 10000 bushels Options
opened lower recovered and closed rm with no
the day The total speculation Of the
day 100000 The closing prices were August 79's
September 80; October slis November S2n; De-
cember, 49,; January S5bi February S6'sJ
March, s7s, April. SSH Nav. s9si June. co.
Cash corn firm with distinguishing change Exports
including the day before were 1000 bushels.
Options scarcely varedony so cent closing firm about
as on the day before Sci tribe better
Closing prices September 50 October sos, Ncvem
Der, SOC, December 6l Cash oats developed nothing
pow were duh, with change apprecable Closing
prices werei August sle' septen6er sls y, ocio
Der 3D.; November, 322i December 33is OF larh
there $50 iieres for sSpor price. generally
vemDer 6T3I December, 8. 49, January. CTS cents
The receipts at BamSre c pnae s
esI oats So PIT bushels total grain 429i77 bushels
total -four barrels The receipts at Chicago Mwau
See and ST. LOUIS wcre Wheat, i6o.927 bushels corn
237625 bushes oats 46bl6 bushels tota grain, oooeoo
bushels, total -four, 20,Gi4 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
t,s s.,, =: ssca. v. IS 1905. IS

1oS}sc from lat Hopday Common Fair IS 7oes< sS'
shser-heceIpts ast - houra 1000 need total for week
mus TAR $500 head for same time last week as 900
head cons.xasd thouRh Is which 70 Nsw.York,
IL sae IL OF which were Canadian lambs;
Chocc steady at 81 5ES4 601 Ordinary
Lambs o. es6j Canadian Lambs 80 1890 40 all offerings
taken.
aoos-Eeeepls - s.425 head. FOR the
week thus 1910 heads ior same time ass Al $50
heads consRned through 81 cars OF which ~ TO Newfork
rs advan ced 50l0c Light Pigs -
80 Michigan Grassers So 1905 49, Cornfed Selected
Yorkers SIS 4Oas5 55. Selected Medium weights So IS
$50 60 Selected Heavy Ends 81 40e4 60 Stays 81 co. all
offerings taken
CHICAGO Aug. 27Ths Drorers Journal repor5s'-cd1ts-
ReceiDts-3OO0 head Shipments he1o; market was
steady. Shipping steers So 2505 90. Stoakers and
Feeders So 00os3 30l Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 GOO
50 lOi Texas Cattle 81 10 ass 85.
Ho0s > Receipts 1000 head. Shipments 600 head
market steadyi Rough and Mixed "a 76ee5 10 PacKns
and 80 1895 45 Light "a 5000 40 skps IS 70
ShespReceipts 1000 head Shipments head Market
steady for best; Native Muttons 90 00aSi 20 Western
So 1898 u.s. Texans 80 S00s3 TO- Lambs - rs SS5 %
81 LoUa Aug. 27.- Cettte Receipts 400 head Ship
ments 300 heac: market strong Far 10 Choice
heavy Naive steers - 006s4 90 Butchers Steers
far 10 Choice So 40aSi TO- Feeders fair ~ 700
S. rs.
HoOs-Receip.s 400 head. shipments. 400 head market
was steady Choice Heavy ana Butchers Ssiecrons
60 30oss so PACKING Medium 10 Primo a. 90os5 %
Good "a 4U1S4 95.
SheeD-Rsccipts 400 shpmsnt, 270o head market
was firm. Far 70 Choice So 259s4 % Lambs 50 sOo
81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29

The bank exchanges at the New. York Clearing House
for the weeks Of three years compare as follows:
Sss sssas .s 1ssr ssS2 Sss
The fair rate for money at the Stock Exchange was
averaging under SO psr cent: the extreme range was
y per cent. both extremes beug made for speculative
with 405 per cent the common rates. Time loans
ruled at o per cent. but there were few trans
rule favorable to NewYork, although the cotton move
ment earlier ai larger than usual Al 81 Louis and
respectively. The foreign exchanges were Irregular
being influenced by OpiuOns Of higher Bank Of Eogand
change made. it remaining a. per cent On
cen. and later 10 per cent that did stop gold
shipments America, and from August TO December
81 we i'm ported s32 100000 The advised shipments o
last week aggregated about 81. 100000.
The Impression has become general that the
prices for ox .na that saTSasou.
Is used the idea that our farmers VIII hoid
wn,sr whsas il about cent, lover at than it
was year ago and corn . cent lowe, lotion u VI
large The receipts Of cotton at the ports last week
were 1920 bales, against I2i5S bales In week Of
1857 baIes-an Increase Of nearly so cent on last
yesrs large movement The cotton crop PROBABLY 'he
average Under theso conditions and prospects
bankers estimates Of an IMPORTATION OF s4oooOOOo
gold before the do net seem To be exaggera
The railway returns continue to show large gains
seven roads which have reported for the second week IN
August return s4O64 O34 against SS559.557 for the
week OF last year: gain $504.477 per cent OF
Iytvo roads which have reported for the third week
IN August twenty return aggregate earnings Of
S2G2 7i2 or 60 per cent and i've retura $3469S6.
against SIS 500 losa. S24.9l3 OF 4. as per cent
The PnilsdslphA and Readings statement for July,
peiAtsd below Inaxes . showing more favorable than
average OF the preceding months, but the gala IN
The Ia not up the AVERAGE is however over
70 per cenS The mes earnings for eight mouths are
Vl92Oi3 gaiu of 100 par cont ON 1886. and the
hss IsootLS business to bs dsss The net
sssaa.ss Tor the sadns Neysmbss 20 probably vii
Weed Sl2.o00O00 Hsw-York, Lake Erie ana
ysssrn . July decreased ifs gross earn
- @ltA933, but its eosfinuous expenditures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazl styles held the bas, Of zoe for
fair RIO spot invoices but has become the rule satur
were dn Sales 500 bags Marscaibo private terms 500
ket opened active advance Of points and continYed
active throughout the session closing decline for the day
OF 5dlO points, The result OF the free
Of delivery notices The closing September
1873 als00 October, 1898 November 1880 1851 De-
cember. ls600ls65 February. 6501S.7O March, 1870
Sls 10 The ranges on The different months yeTe 2. fSi
August l7.s581Ts5; September 17s591s1c october,
l9300l.i5; November, 1S509lS.6Oi December. 1850
II. IS. Sales 1OS 900 bags
COTTON-Values for actuai cotton not changed.
but with frmer temper spec the ee
especially for midng and good mddng Sales 7zO bales
for consumption. The port receipts yesterday 3797
bales comparing with 36y bales the day last week
and LIZ bales for the bonding av last Since
September the total port receipts have been 22943 bales
AGAINST 6343 sos tales for the period last
foIoya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
THE STATE OF TRADE,

BOSTON. AUG. 27.-Flour quet-Commen Extras 81 Is
ass patent, choice TO Fancy - - 800
dull-steamer yellow 55c steamer Mixed 81
dull No White S69 d31 &c. Shorts quiet
&l7 OOas2J 90 Winter shorts SIS 90
Spring do an Butter southwestern Extra Creamery
25ci New-York aud Vermont Extra zoe Vermont
DAIRY Extra Cheese duil-Best Nowlork AMI
Vermont II re Eggs sieady-hasern Extras 2Oc
l5c Receipts for the week-fiour
B. 500 bills and $500 Corn $4,000 bush Oats
1900 I'll shorts 5000 bush
27-Mheat-No. ! Hari heavy, Offer
inr era sic. M Hard Northern Pacific 7sc asked
Winter Wheat hrner cars ot NO = lieu sold At I'Nd
II l,ci White Michigan s2L ar3c... orr Quiet and
weak NJ the opening No. soa at 46si 100 Oats
demand. No. White ~ eS2.c. "a
Wine 81 a3li.c. No. Mixed 2ga. d3Oc..... Barley
unchanged ... 1.-Two neglected Flour IN gOci demand
illfee1 firm inter Bran <l5 90 Sprlng Sll 3D.
..ta anal irriruts and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sec.
RacclDgs-Flogr 900 bDAs Wheat 10000
bush. Corn $4,000 onsh lats push. barley -.
sh,um~nJ--Fsur 2t.OGO bbN Mheat $1,000
bush 100 lusL 900.
bus Canal shipn.Its-whsat Isl 900 Corn bi0OO
bush. oats 1900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
July 80
July 30

The sales at the Stock Exchange for the week aggre-
gate 30l shares against SAL 1888 shares The low
prices made Thursday and Friday ana sucn
recoyeres as there made in the last hour VI
Friday and In yesterdays two hours OF business
Suboined Is usual table OF the highest, lowest ana
hua prices and number OF shares sold OF sxysven ac
tive or Representative stocks, together with the maj
prices of week prexed by the prices OF August 2s
1856:
rTtxfy u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29

Refined oil was quiet and hrm. There WA no change In
ono,aens which are sti q gallon. Abel test. at
New YORK Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL CITY, Penn Aug 29.-Cruie oh--Naho1A rriaSt
opened and closed at 624 Highest prio,
col lowest prioe glS Sales 81 900 barrels! charters
as 5Ss barrels. ce.rancss li3SOO0 barrels. shipments
764ll barrels; runs. barrels
PfrrsnuIG Penn Aug 29-Petroleum dull and steay:
Na,on, rraa. Certificates opensl al 6lA aad closed at
s2is highest Drtcs 62lc lowest price. bl1
BRADFORD. Penn. Aug. 29.-Cruie Oh-NationA rransh
Certificate. ooened closed at o2 highest prc,
sls. lowest price 6lt Cloarancos l24sOOJ barrels
TIrusvILLR Penn. Aug 29-Cruis on-NAtiona TRANSIT
opened u and closed At b2< highest price,
Cyl loMrsI prlce. GIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
New.Orle2ns

With an UNEXPECTEDLY strong report from Liverpool me
option opened and firm advance OF 500
points closing Of yesterday and continued
though excitement abated materially as the
advanced closing Gao points above last evenings prices
Sail hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

auvrAIn observation-disclosures last - nourN o.too
hssd, total lng7o neat Tor s-ns unS
isst week ia $50 head through III cars
vhieh 50 % NsWYork, ~ sle prices sdvSnnso